Culcheth Mar 15 | Page 54

Essential Feature News from your Local Rotary Club Your local Rotary Club has pleasure in presenting :- THE BRAM TAYLOR BAND IN CONCERT 27th March at CULCHETH SPORTS CLUB With an excellent stage presence and his fine rich voice, Fellside recording artist Bram Taylor, will be “in concert” accompanied by Nick Peake and Dave Howard, both solo entertainers in their own right. Bram sings a cappella and to guitar or duet concertina. All three sing traditional and contemporary material playing guitar and a variety of other instruments. This is a unique opportunity for music lovers to hear artists with worldwide reputations at Folk Clubs, Arts Centers and Concert venues in the UK, USA, Canada and Europe. The Concert will be informal, with bar available. Tickets at £8-50/head can be obtained from behind the bar at the Culcheth Sports Club or from Rotary Club members (Contact Bob Connop 01925 765194 or bobconnop@talktalk. net). All proceeds will go to charitable causes. The photograph is of Bram with fellow artists Nick and Dave. In the last issue, we highlighted the Pardada Pardadi girls school project in India which Club members support assisted by other volunteer organizations who have contributed Music &Dance training, Medical Care, Maths & English teaching, Health & Hygiene training, Teacher training, Call Center Etiquette, Goods Distribution and many other skills. The 1300 young women attending this 54 school now receive a broad education which enables them to progress to further education and even to working abroad. There is a waiting list in excess of 4000, such is the demand for women’s education. The school is now recognised as a senior secondary school by the Uttar Pradesh Board, enabling it to include sciences in it’s curriculum. Businesses employing 125 people, have been set up to help finance the school; these include textiles, leading to embroidery and manufacture of men’s suit bags, the recycling of textile materials into sanitary ware and the formation of a Call Center. The USA have provided medical care. This education has enabled over 1500 local vi Y